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WEWAK AREA, NORTH EAST NEW GUINEA. C. 1945-06. THE SUPERMARINE WALRUS AMPHIBIAN AIRCRAFT SKIMS ALONG THE SWIFT-RUNNING WATERS OF THE KERAWARI RIVER TO RETURN TO BASE WITH THE RESCUED AMERICAN PILOT, LIEUTENANT (LT) J. P. CARTER, AND TWO NATIVE POLICE BOYS WHO HAD BEEN FLOWN IN TO ASSIST IN THE RESCUE EFFORT. THE TWO NATIVE POLICE BOYS HAD PADDLED ASHORE IN A RUBBER DINGHY AND THEN HACKED THROUGH 250 YARDS OF KUNAI GRASS TO REACH LT CARTER AND BRING HIM BACK TO THE RESCUING AIRCRAFT.
WEWAK AREA, NORTH EAST NEW GUINEA. C. 1945-06. THE SUPERMARINE WALRUS AMPHIBIAN AIRCRAFT OF A RAAF AIR-SEA RESCUE FLIGHT LANDS ON THE SWIFT-RUNNING WATERS OF THE KERAWARI RIVER TO BRING TWO NATIVE POL
WEWAK AREA, NORTH EAST NEW GUINEA. C. 1945-06. THE SUPERMARINE WALRUS AMPHIBIAN AIRCRAFT OF A RAAF AIR-SEA RESCUE FLIGHT LANDS ON THE SWIFT-RUNNING WATERS OF THE KERAWARI RIVER TO BRING TWO NATIVE POL
WEWAK AREA, NORTH EAST NEW GUINEA. C. 1945-06. IN ONE OF THE MOST AUDACIOUS RESCUES EVER CARRIED OUT BY THE RAAF, LIEUTENANT (LT) J. P. CARTER, A TEXAS MEMBER OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY AIR FORCE WAS R
WEWAK AREA, NORTH EAST NEW GUINEA. C. 1945-06. IN ONE OF THE MOST AUDACIOUS RESCUES EVER CARRIED OUT BY THE RAAF, LIEUTENANT (LT) J. P. CARTER, A TEXAS MEMBER OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY AIR FORCE, WAS
WEWAK AREA, NORTH EAST NEW GUINEA. C. 1945-06. AFTER HIS LIGHTNING AIRCRAFT DEVELOPED ENGINE TROUBLE OVER ENEMY-OCCUPIED TERRITORY, LIEUTENANT J. P. CARTER, A TEXAS MEMBER OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY AI
WEWAK AREA, NORTH EAST NEW GUINEA. C. 1945-06. IN ORDER TO RESCUE AN AMERICAN PILOT, LIEUTENANT (LT) J. P. CARTER, WHO HAD BALED OUT OF HIS LIGHTNING AIRCRAFT NEAR ENEMY-OCCUPIED TERRITORY, TWO NATIVE
